As I was seated, they brought out a plate with assorted bread and salsas…read more Very extensive all-vegetarian menu but I just ordered the special of the day: First they brought a agua de fruta (tasted like orange juice) Then came a simple salad with greens, carrots, cucumbers etc with a choice of 2 dressings. Followed by a delicious lentil soup. And the main course was zucchini stuffed with soy protein cooked in a tomato sauce, with sides of mashed potatoes and assorted vegetables. Everything was very tasty and very reasonable price. Staff was very friendly and they have free wi-fi.

My second time eating here and it was just as good as the first time. Total buffet style with many…read moreoptions. The service was great and it has a very homey ambiance, like your at a good friend's kitchen. I highly recommend.

Today I did a walking tour of Monterrey and came upon this place as it was near the end of the…read moretour. Our tour ended right before noon which was perfect as the place opened at noon. I love trying new places and upon entering was greeted by a kind woman who asked me if it was my 1st time or not. I of course said first time and she proceeded to tell me everything they had. It all sounded really delicious to tell the truth and in my rush to catch the bus in the morning did not have time for breakfast so was very hungry. I decided to go with veggies from the salad are then pasta plus some tofu or falafel balls. It was seasoned perfectly and went back for a 2nd time for rice zucchini and papas. They also bought me a nice ice cold pitcher of cucumber lemomade water which was perfect to quench my thirst. When I was done I didn't was t to leave since there was air conditioner and I needed to charge my phone since alas it did not charge at night. When it was time to pay I had planned to pay with my credit card but he said there'd be a surcharge and auggested I do cash but I panicked because my peso supply was running low. Fortunately he let me pay half with card and half with pesoa so all was right with the world. He then even proceeded to tell me how to get to the casa de cambio as he saw I needed pesos. Well overall great first impression and if I ever return I would return here!

Tasty! All vegan Mexican food. And free wifi. Really causal and minimal inside…read more The waiter was really cool and helpful. He spoke English well and was nice about answering any questions my friends and I had. I got three tacos with three different fillings...'they have about 8-10 options, including both mock-meat stuff, and more basic veggies. I got eggplant, nopales (auto-correct tried to change I it to noodles... authentic noodles taco) , and frijoles. The eggplant one was by far and away the best of the three. It was deeply savory and rich. Really liked it here and would definitely recommend it.

My friend and I have dietary restrictions. This place is a small space. I think there was one other…read moretable. The menu is chock full of vegan/vegetarian versions of Mexican taco stands. The server was friendly and patient with my friend and my questions. I had a bistek (soy) taco de maiz, recien hecha (queso is made from coconut milk) with avocado & an agua de jamaica. Was served salsa, fresh onions, cilantro & limes. Delicious!! Also very affordable. My one criticism/request is to have a description of the ingredients of dishes. Everything is named mainly by the meat dish. I was extremely confused. Definitely go.

Nothing great about the place, nothing indian too. If you are looking for just vegan, then MAY BE a…read moreone timer.

This is a cool place. I was very confused with the menu and my limited Spanish wasn't helping…read morecommunicating with the staff.

Just a hamburger stand kind of restaurant with 8 tables. You order then sit. Great food,nice…read morepeople. I think the deliver more than anything. I would totally recommend them.

So, I'm indian. & in saying that i can say that the food i'd ordered from here is NOTHING like…read morewhat it's supposed to taste like. Are you kidding me?!!! It's understandable that, being in Mexico, the flavors might differ due to lack/change in ingredients & to cater to the local palate, but seriously! I've lived in Monterrey long enough to know that's enough ingredients available here to make a fairly decent Indian curry. & the dishes i had from here were terrible!!!! The order: Mango lassi - the only item that tasted good. But then how can you go wrong with yogurt, mango pulp & sugar blended together. Bhel puri - hahaha! What is supposed to be a light snack of crisp puffed rice mixed with onions/potato/tomato/Cilantro/sev & chutneys turned out to be an almost solid block of soggy puffed rice, lots of sev & oh, soooooo much chunky potato pieces...no chutney (& the ingredients are available here to make all of them so no excuse there!)....there might've been some chaat masala sprinkle in it......& a GENEROUS squeeze of lime. It was basically soggy rice, potatoes & lime. Not good! The Nan - Readymade. Too much soda in those. Again, flour is available here to make good, traditional ones that taste much better! Butter Chicken - hahaha! Nope! Not even close to the real thing! Where are the flavors?! What i had was just creamy tomato soup with chicken. & the chicken. Butter chicken must have juicy matinated chicken grilled & tossed in a creamy, buttery rich tomato gravy. The pieces here were so small & almost shredded to death! Terrible! & the pièce de résistance.... Mutton Rogan Gosh!!! - where, oh, where do i begin!!! I honestly don't know still what i ate!!! Mutton Rogan Gosh. A very popular & delicious indian curry of goat/sheep meat in a rich, aromatic red gravy. I have never, ever seen a white version of it before.....not even in all my travels abroad! What i got here was a complete failure! It looked & tasted nothing like it's supposed to. The pieces of meat where pitiful & so small! & the gravy.....chilis, spices....where are they in it?!! A disaster! And to top of the experience - the cost! Each curry was around $250......for fake curry!!! $700 for the meal!!!! A complete rip-off!!! Come on! Just because the people here don't know much about our cuisine doesn't mean you con them so badly! The Indian cuisine is so diverse, rich & tasty. Teach the staff the right recipes.....Google has plenty of options that are good. & ensure your customers are getting what they paid for. They deserve honesty! I will not recommend this place to anyone here. What a con on our food it is!!!

Curry Sultan is a place you should avoid in Monterrey if you really like Indian food. The place is…read morelocated in a small pocket in a packed Neighborhood. The place is small but neat. However food is disappointing. The naan is close to pita bread and was doughy. The vegetarian preparations of chholey(chickpeas) which is considered a safe option was sweet with just cinnamon rising inside the nose. Palak paneer was at best edible. Overall I think either they need to find a new chef or think of other cuisine options.

Tuesdays and Saturdays, Falafel Pitas are 3 x 2! Everything is made to order, including the pita…read morebreads. The place is small, has 3 tables, with a great wall mural of a sun. I always order the pita falafel which is a freshly made pita bread, stuffed with homemade hummus, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, and freshly fried falafel balls. Yum-o! The red salsa goes perfect with it. And the Yerba Buena Lime-ade is super refreshing. This is slow food so chill out and don't get 'crispy' about waiting to order or waiting for your food - especially on 3 x 2 days.